What are you trying to accomplish here?  Just save some space?
 
Part of the problem you face:
 
If you use Class A, and A needs B, C, D, and E to compile, then you need
them too.  Once it's compiled, I suppose you could go back and delete
those .class files before you JAR everything...
 
The last several releases have moved RTF into its own project, so that's
not a worry.
 

 
On Tue, Aug 24, 2010 at 8:03 PM, abhiram kolli <k.abhi...@gmail.com>
wrote:


        Hi Mark,
        
        I am using ITEXT library since a while. But now I want to do
some more research on that. When I analysed the source code of Itext it
can process pdf's,rtf's,html,xml. But my utility needs only pdf file
processing, that too split an existing pdf file based in to multiple
files based on some delimiter. I wrote a java program and tried to
decompile it to get only those classes which are used but I am not able
to get it. The method left is to read the whole Itext code. I am ready
to do that even. So can you suggest me an efficient way to achieve my
requirement ?  Thanks a lot in Advance!!!
        
        -- 
        Cheers,
        Abhiram
        

 
--Mark Storer
  Senior Software Engineer
  Cardiff.com
 
import legalese.Disclaimer;
Disclaimer<Cardiff> DisCard = null;
 
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